Does anyone really listen to the Spice Girls anymore? Some people still have their CDs from the late 90s.
The Spice Girls look set to reunite for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The 'Wannabe' group, who were formed in 1994 and went on a hiatus in 2000 before reforming again for a comeback tour in 2007, look like they're set to get back together to mark the British monarch's 60th year on the throne later this summer after band member Melanie Brown revealed some "top secret" information.
When asked if the group, who are made up of Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton, Mel Chisholm, Geri Halliwell and Melanie Brown, were going to reform for the 2012 London Olympics, she said in an interview on Australian TV: "I think the Queen's Jubilee concert is the event I'd be looking at more closely for that to happen."
However, she quickly changed the subject after realizing she had made the omission and after the show she admitted it was all "top-secret" information still.
According to The Sun newspaper, Ms. Brown told the TV crew off-air: "I am going to be in such strife for saying that. It's all so totally bloody top-secret still."
She also recently admitted she would "love it" if the Spice Girls went on tour again and wouldn't rule out the possibility of the 'Spice Up Your Life' hit-makers performing at the 2012 Olympics.
That would be... interesting.
When asked if the group would be keen to play at the sporting spectacle, she replied: "I would never say never. I think it's possible. I'd love it if we got back together and got to go on tour."
Does anyone really listen to the Spice Girls anymore? Some people still have their CDs from the late 90s.
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